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Short answer: The closest gas to the Kahului Airport rental car center is the 24-hour 76 at 444 Kele Street, or Costco at 540 Haleakala Highway if you have a membership. Both are about 1.5 miles away. Away from the airport, gas is easy in Kahului, Kihei, Lahaina and Wailuku. Fill up before Haleakala and the Road to Hana, where stations thin out fast.
Running low on gas in the wrong part of Maui is a genuinely bad time. Here is where stations actually are, and where they are not.
Gas stations near Kahului Airport (OGG)
The on-airport rental companies at Kahului share one rental car center at 101 Mayor Elmer F. Cravalho Way, so that is where your return ends. These are the closest stations by Google Maps driving distance from that address, with regular unleaded prices from Google’s station listings on October 22, 2026:
| Station | Address | Drive to rental center | Regular | Hours listed Oct 22 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 76 | 444 Kele St | 1.5 mi, about 6 min | $5.63 | Open 24 hours |
| Costco Gas | 540 Haleakala Hwy | 1.5 mi, about 6 min | Members only | Until 10 PM |
| Ohana Fuels | 333 Dairy Rd | 1.7 mi, about 7 min | $5.69 | Until 11 PM |
| Safeway Fuel | 1090 Ho‘okele St | 2.1 mi, about 9 min | $5.20 | Until 10 PM |
| Aloha Island Mart | 50 Pakaula St | 2.2 mi, about 8 min | $5.74 | Until 9 PM |
Safeway Fuel had the lowest listed price that day, about 40 cents less than the 76, or roughly $6 on a 14-gallon tank, for a few extra minutes of driving. Costco needs a membership card at the pump. For a late-night flight, the 76 on Kele Street is the only station here listed as open 24 hours. Google marked the 76 and Aloha Island Mart prices as more than a day old, and prices and hours change, so check the map before you commit.
Where gas is easy to find
Kahului, Kihei, Lahaina, and Wailuku all have multiple stations, including major chains, and prices between them are usually close. If you are staying in one of these areas, you are never far from a fill-up.
Where it thins out fast
Two routes matter most here, and both are places you do not want to be running on fumes: the drive up to Haleakalā and the Road to Hana. Once you are past the main towns heading toward either, stations get sparse, and the few you find charge more for the convenience.
On the Hana side specifically: Jaws Country Store, on the Hana Highway in Haiku a few miles past Paia town, is widely listed as the last gas before the curves start. There is nothing after it for roughly 40 miles until Hana town itself, which does have one station, priced well above what you paid in Kahului or Paia. Fill up at Jaws or earlier, not on the way out expecting another option.
The rental-specific part people miss
Most rental agreements require you to return the car with a full tank, or they charge a refueling fee that is almost always worse than pump prices, sometimes significantly worse. Pick your station from the table above before your last day, not on your way to catch a flight. If you are renting at OGG, start with the Kahului Airport car rental guide.
Heading to Haleakalā for sunrise or driving the Hana Highway? Fill up the day before in one of the main towns. See the Haleakalā sunrise reservation guide and the Road to Hana rental car guide for the full logistics on each.
Driving to Hana for the black sand beach? See Waianapanapa reservations for the booking window and the 2026 parking changes.
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Researched and written by Neo Pecorro. Facts on this page were checked against the sources linked above. Hawaii rules change often, so confirm on the official page before you go.
Last updated: October 22, 2026.